Ortho Mats Can Bring Much Needed Relief of Pain For Latinos
This post is brought to you by Layne Resource Group, Inc. All the views and opinions expressed are 100 percent our own.
Latinas are known for their hot curves, but too much of a good thing can be dangerous.
Over 60 percent of the Latino population is overweight, according to Arizona State University. Of this population, over 52 percent are obese.
In addition to raising your risk for some chronic health issues, being overweight puts a lot of stress on your joints. WebMD states that every pound of extra weight on your body places up to 4 extra pounds of stress on your knees. Ouch!
Be Good to Your Bones and Joints
In addition to diet and exercise*, anti-fatigue Ortho mats can help relieve some of the stress that your body feels from carrying excess weight or from standing for long periods. Imagine not feeling so stiff after work or while doing tasks that require a lot of standing, like washing dishes at home. An anti-fatigue mat can help make this happen.**
Benefits of anti-fatigue mats include:
- Reduction of spinal compression
- Increased circulation, which may help reduce swelling in your legs, feet and ankles
- Ergonomic design
- Infection control because of anti-mold and anti-bacterial properties
- Lightweight
- Simple to clean
- No-slip materials so the mat stays put
- Safety bevels that prevent tripping
If you are an employer, anti-fatigue mats can help boost employee morale, wellness and productivity because your workers will feel more comfortable and less tired.
For more information about Layne anti-fatigue mats, call 800-670-0970.
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Promotional discount of 10% on all size mats. Please call 800-670-0970 if any questions.
*Talk to your doctor before starting a diet or exercise program.
**Consult with your physician about other ways to relieve joint pain safely.
This post is an advertorial sponsored by Layne Resource Group, Inc. Please keep in mind that we are not medical experts. See your physician regarding any medical concerns.
